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Liquid Group and TerraPay sign MoU to explore interoperability between RoamQR™ and TerraPay’s global payments network, enabling seamless cross-border QR payments across Africa, Asia, and other regions.

Liquid Group and TerraPay Sign MoU to Advance Cross-Border QR Interoperability Across Africa, Asia, and Global Markets

November 13 2025

Liquid Group, a Singapore-based fintech company specializing in cross-border digital payments, and TerraPay, a leader in simplifying global money movement headquartered in London, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore interoperability between RoamQR™, Liquid Group’s interoperable QR payment network, and TerraPay’s global payment infrastructure.

Jeremy Tan